Glock Talk - View Single Post - What is the "worst" gun you ever owned/shot?

**janice6** · 01-01-2013, 20:24

The most difficult gun for me was a shotgun. I had been trained pretty well for most of my life on rifles, but I never owned a shotgun and never learned to shoot one well.

It usually a punishing experience with no training, as I was young at the time, and I never used one very much at all. When I did, it was someone else's and varied from a 410 to a 12 gauge with no time on any one of them. I cannot hit anything with them in spite of shooting clay pigeons with a .22 when I was young.

I am not afraid to use one, but my ability is much better with rifles and pistols than shotguns. I have never had the urge to buy one for this reason.

01-01-2013, 20:24	#192
janice6 Platinum Membership NRA Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: minnesota Posts: 13,127	The most difficult gun for me was a shotgun. I had been trained pretty well for most of my life on rifles, but I never owned a shotgun and never learned to shoot one well. It usually a punishing experience with no training, as I was young at the time, and I never used one very much at all. When I did, it was someone else's and varied from a 410 to a 12 gauge with no time on any one of them. I cannot hit anything with them in spite of shooting clay pigeons with a .22 when I was young. I am not afraid to use one, but my ability is much better with rifles and pistols than shotguns. I have never had the urge to buy one for this reason. __________________ janice6 "Peace is that brief, glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading". Anonymous Earp: Not everyone who knows you hates you. DOC: I know it ain't always easy bein' my friend....but I'll BE THERE when you need me.